Customers of both platforms can now turn to a single point of contact to send documents securely.

Doccle will work more closely with Isabel Group and fully take over Zoomit’s customer base. This gives professional customers a single point of contact for sending invoices and other documents. Doccle and Zoomit users will continue to use their trusted platform. The number of customers on the platform increased by 34 percent. The number of users suddenly rises spectacularly from 2.9 to 4.4 million.

With Doccle and Zoomit, Isabel Group has two important digital management platforms for consumers, self-employed people and small businesses in Belgium. According to the company, no fewer than 4.4 million Belgians use Doccle or Zoomit to pay bills digitally in a secure way.

Above all, this merger will bring clarity to the market. Demand for this was particularly high among these professional associations. Doccle becomes the central brand and contact point for services and from now on takes over the administrative and commercial matters.

The Doccle solution now unifies all organizations, but the collaboration does not impact end users. You will continue to receive your documents in your current digital management platform. For example, anyone who receives their energy supplier’s bill in Zoomit today will also receive it in Zoomit in the future.

Nothing changes

Doccle and Isabel Group continue to support Zoomit functionality for banks. Nothing changes for the financial institutions that work with Zoomit. The platform is also building a new technological solution that can be more future-oriented and better integrated into its apps.

With a technical connection, business senders can reach both B2C and B2B customers via any channel. The user can manage all of their personal administration in one app and continue to view bills in the banks’ apps. Following Doccle’s recent expansion into the Netherlands, the company is now growing again.